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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-11

SALEM, Ill.,, March 10.-An old feud
between the Hanks, Combs and Roberts
families of Omega township culmina ted
last night at church gathering in gen.
eral cutting and shooting ARRAY. Austin
Hanks slipped up behind Charles Roberts
who was escorting two young ladies into
the church, and struck him ON the head
with harrow tooth, cutting trightful
cash and causing profuse bleeding. Be
fore Roberts could release himself from
the ladies pistol shot was fired by some
unknown party, believed to be one of the
Combs boys. This ball cut through one
of Roberts fingers and entered the palm
OF bis hand. At this juncture Roberts
drew his revolver and began firing, the
second shot fred taking effect in Austin
Banks abdomen, and when his followers
saw their leader fall they at once ceased
hostllitiee. Roberts was immediately
placed under arrest. Banks lice between
life and death. The parties are all promi
nent citiZpnS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-11

II STRIKES us that the request Of
Mayor Rhosds to have q private dete 0.
tive appointed for the city is timely and
reasonable. A good detective with
nothing else to do than to ferret out
criminals, and have them brought to
Justice could do much that would add
to the security not only Of property, but
life As we'll In cert.in sense ali DO
hoemen are detectives, but regular DO
lieemen have regular duties to per form
upon regular beats, and when doing de-
teo.ive work they are all over the city,
and away from their beats.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-11

TEE NEW YORK sux. N indspsnd-
sns Democratic PAPER At New York,
says The Republican, have Tor some
time past had thsir eyes upon West
viSgtnia, snd the anti Democratic sle-
msns In that Stats are certainly for-
midable. Tho struggle between protsc-
tion and free trade 10 going on there ~
In other Southern Slater; and II the
Democrats continue 70 and amusement
In quitting one another's throats, the
electoral vote OF West Virginia may
yet have to DO counted ON the other side.
The movement against the re-electi0n oil
Senator Camden was called m anti
monopoly movement, but names do mol
alter facts. The defeat Of the majority
must always be IN anti Democratic
movement As Virginia has placed
herself In the Republican column oil
States II would be altoge her proper fol
the child to 90 with tho mother.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-11
Father nfcGrnne,AWn

Tie will Of the Rev. Matthew A.
McGrane has been admitted 10 probate
and letters testam en tary were graz ted
We6 nesday to William McAleer O.
Philadelphia. The public hequeets
under the will are as follows: 81, coo to
81. johns OrPhaH Asy lum, Phiiadel
phis; 81. 600 10 the seminary OF st.
Charles Barromeo, Overlook, Pa
81 0O0 to the Sisters of Charity in this
city, ard 81, 0C0 to the Catholic MAZE
Protectory of this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-11

ACCORDING TO the report OF the City
Treasurer there were but I'll, s76 81 In
the city treasury for current Expenses
last night. Since that report was read.
e3295 we're paid out on warrants. leav.
ing balance OF only $S681 OF to carry
the city through four months longer.
How far this will 60 may be imagined
when 1t will take e10, 900 to psy the police
pay roll in thst time; $50, 900 TO pay the
Board Of Education, 50. 800 miscella-
neous payroll, q. 600 Oounoii payroll.
$500 street pay roll, and about IS, 900 for
miscellaneous TO meet the current ex-
penses. 1t looks very much - II there
would be . deficiency Of from $45. 900
to $50. 700 Ut the end Of the present
assal year.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-11

TouLoN, March 10.-Imposing naval
maneuvres were begun here o-day.
The fleet engaged In the demonstration
numbers thirty eight men of war and
nine iron clads. The principal event on
to-day's programme will be the attempt
of the squadron to force the passage OF
imaginary straits defended by torpedo
heats
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-11
The Ere ach Language

The club coslnopallte Of French lar
guase will meet on Saturday evening st
8 o'clock at No. PIT Vest Second street,
and invites any pc sou having an
knowledge of the Fr, Oh language TO
attend, as it will sfforc good oppor;u-
nifty for Improvement t. every che de.
firing 20 speak it.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-11
TROUBLE AHEAD

AS the time approaches for
moving and you contemplate
buying a new stove or making
changes, we advise you before
purchasing to look we'll to what
stove you select, and will name
you the Harvest Home, Electric
and Canopy Ranges; no cheap
or trashy castings or anything
light in them, but the best ones
in the market, as we have tes-
timonials to that effect, and
every one sold on guarantee.
We have cheaper grades-a No.
7 stove, with fixtures, as low as
$1,000, and a few a little off
that will sell below cost. We
were never in better shape than
at the present for a full line OF
Housefurnishing Goods, viz;
Hanging Lamps, Stand Lamps,
Tubs, Buckets, Cutlery, Silver
Plated Ware, Tin, Iron and Gran.
lite Ware, and are prepared with
the best Melyn plate and good
workmen to do roofing and job
work for prices as are consit
ent with fair dealing at
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-11

BosTos. Ma.ch 1o.-A thirty.six round
fight took ace Tonight in hall in
Westerly, l.. l., between Ike Weir,
the ''Belfas -p'der," and Jack Williams,
both OF Boston, the for 1er being the vic .
tor. The fight vas Tor 8. purse o; 300
and an outside - of / 10 a side.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-11

Opening of Girls and
Children's Clothing on Sat-
urday.
In the new location with
Ladies' Wraps, on the sec.
ond hoor, we can give the
needed room to these gar
ments. You'll notice at
first that the new fixtures
are not in place; won't think
of it when you look at the
Clothing. We've secured
this country and Europe for
it. New styles throughout
and plenty Of them. Cheap
grades, but not the mean
cheap; high grades-higher
than you've ever seen before
in a ready-made stock. We
mean to make this more
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-11
WANAmAKRBp

Clothing centre.
Sometimes difficult to get
the right dresses and coats
for girls in the very fine
things; more difficult than
for boys. We've made it
easier than you've ever
known, and added a custom
department where our own
experienced filters will do
the same high grade of work
as heretofore for ladies.
Can't stop today to note
the surprises (every table
full Of them-35 styles of
children's kilt suits for in
stance); you can see as many
of them on Saturday as the
crowd'll permit.
Second floor, west Of Arcade. Take ele-
vator.
-Four bargains in Black
Dress Goods. Tell only
enough to help you to
guess: YOU must see to
know.
Finest quality Lupin's
Silk-and- Wool T a m S e.
Goods that we used to sell
for SI.25; now IS cents.
42-inch ALL Wool Batiste,
with heavy brocade stripes
Has been So. so; now 81.
42-inch All-Wool Lace
Etamine. No better sold
last season at 81; now 373
cents.
42-inch ALL W DOL Canvas,
37i cents.
Do you realize what those
figures meanl
Second circle, southwest Of centre.
Have you kept track Of
the improvements in our
carpe: store? You need to
come pretty often to do it.
The same perfect light as of
old, the same gathering OF
all styles on one floor. But
there's more. Suppose you
want to see the Administers,
the Moquettes, the Wiltons
or the Velvets. Sir at your
ease and they'll be spread
before you; samples big
enough to show the pattern
and effect perfectly, with
borders, and yet small
enough to let you judge Of a
dozen styles at once, and
without taking a step.
Second floor, Market street front.
The finest, richest Writ
ing Papers always here,
wht ther we say SO or not.
Plenty for everyday, too.
! Almost the finest tor what
you usually pay for very
common. Cream laid. medi-
UNI weight, antique finish,
ruled and unruled, 81 a
ream; S cents a quire. Same,
Commercial Notc,ruled only,
,SI,2o a ream; 6 cents a
quire. Square envelopes to
match, 6 cents.
White wove; same prices.
South OF Thirteenth street entrance.
We sell one-fortieth oil
Jail the pure linen that comes
to America--may be more,
Scour the ends Of the linen
earth for it. This years
selection are here. Best as
sCrtment Of plain and white
linens we ever had.
seuthwes: of c.rtre
| Over COCO Made Sheets
land Pillow-cases sold in
F. bruaty. Hardly worth
lwhle to thread a sewing ma
hine for The difference be-
Tween made and unmade.
Last circle, nor heast of centre.
| Little lot OF Chinese Ware
mostly Vases, $3.50 to $3c
LESS than the cost in China
500 pieces OF the cele
brated Doulton Ware-sili.
Icon, faience and stone
Would cost you more at the
/ ,un~Eo - aIc
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-11

The SUPREME COURT Of the United
States has ct last rendered . decision
on the important question, whether any
one State can tax drum mers or travel.
ling salesmen from other States." The
decision 10 that such taxation IL IN In
reference with Interstate Commerce,
or In other words, that drummers have
constitutional rights which State lesis-
lstors are bound 70 respect, and that
they may drum In peace.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-11

We are selling dozens every
day of Elastic Corset Laces.
What a comfort for every lady.
Alter you try them once you
will hardly want to do without
them. The price is lower than
usual.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-11

IT IS SAID that Indiana has had .
shower Of birthstone. We are not sur.
prised 1t that. The Democrats Of that
State have taken the State government
20 near 70 the birthstone regions that
there Was danger Of Il going entirely
over.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-11
WANAMAK Ek,S,
pHILApELP HIA, Friday, Mar.h II.

rHILApELP HIA. Friday, Mar,h II. 1851.
To morrow, S saturday,
March 10, will be the elev-
enth anniversary of the open
ing of the Store. We pro.
pose to mark the day by
making our building as at
tractive as possible in every
part. To-morrow's papers
will contain a further an
nouncement. Meantime we
suggest that you arrange &c
visit the Store on Saturday
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-11
BEE HIVE"
900 Market Street.

A word to the wise is suffi-
Gent. The earlier you buy Mus
Inns or Sheetings the cheaper you
will own them. We are making
a special drive on Appleton
and Fruit OF the Loom for few
days.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-11

GALE or SIUrKG
- sold at publIe sfsS
fonce OF q. W. 81
Booths Corner, DelasRh
MONDAY. MM
30 fresh COWS and TnH
nios shoatP, direct COL
Pa. Two and ioui -el1n
dU0DLNI
A ~ Gharplaa. kua
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-11
Settling . Feud.

4 fine lunch will DO served by Leeg
Tomorrow morning. 224 King
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-11
DUBLlC SALf-wlL
l. public PALE at b, t,mJ
trov HE, ChristianA Id ID,
MONDAY, MACE


Forty head Of irat 10
sprinRers and some kx /
Tbis lot Of cows has Ne n
with great care; mott sas1
aud large, and are VI! n
dairymen. EverybltI y
sell u -der cover. Nl,svF5
PR0lsiM
j. q. Robinson, AVi n
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-11
A Small lot Of 20 Dozen
German Huck Towels.

Extra Large Size; a good bar
gain at 50 cents; you can have
them as long as they last at s.
|cents each.
A few Of those tumbled Hand
kerchiefs left-half price-don' t
delay If you expect to see them
here.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-11

fUdB'iLsI,c c tsALE-V1I
= 'rioef near Rosey,i.lis.a y, n, ~
TUESDAY SlaSss.l
rour bead Of goos ',sa,sl
head Of good mllcb' aors n
bulls. caves BY M, b
FAR Farming Implement.
so9d heavy marset itxI
er. W good order sssssS
d Lea combined, hor.... , ga
one nearly new, s so,s ~ ~
n mar cultiyaiors' ~. ,a.
corn by the bushel I'stx
articles. O'a' and I
TERMS. All sum,o,s
over that smountss',olu n,
, S,ana.ble note with iu,, ,, %
w. J. Lans Aue, II
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-11

and any one 10 The mi
which they would lik.sts
opportunity Of dong phu
ton previous to Ma'ct vi
the biiis will be pfbul.
LuKlLl
mT.ts itvi Z
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

The alm0st fa2rseIo13 gfoSth % Cirand
Rapids. which tbs paper prophssisd
year ago. and which vs have coatinu-
ousIy referred &C.. : now being nckuowl-
edged BY sven tas ultra conservative eie-
msnf Of ths city. The iacrsase IN Popu-
lalior % tss city snd It's Suburbs felt
ty ihe TrLr8RAN- EssALD, ~hich Is
steadily growing "a circulation and favor
With lhs people Of this city ma through
Out Western AMI Northern Michigan.
Our splendid tssivs-psgs papsr OF last
Sunday. which contained more real
estate advertisements thaa sli ths
ether Grand Rapids dai',ss have printed
IN year sonsiusivslT shows how those
who have lcis to sell appreciate the
TuEgsR HzEAfD a. a. advertising
re.isum. We havs demonstrated shst
she people ia this rsshinE. enssrprising
ety want the GeNs gishont ysglaags. =
morning dailf shou'd ceetain tise pith Of
81 fhs news It shouia be q condensed
nauspapsv. sDd such Is The TELz4skH.
HkkND six Gays ID . week. whiie the
Srxpsr TEEEaaAu- HEskSD is q nAss-
sins clock fau of Interesting rsatiue
matter o. al s0rls. Oar specisi fessurss
sncb - Dr T.sinsxs's sermons, vhisa
aupssr svery Nonaay, judge Wsxem
A6ron,L cur contsaasd stories ard
skstehes srs All hiShly sppfeoiatei for
Summer readirs
Esxt Snnds3 ne rsgsiae annual M.i-
san.ner N4mbsf ~ the Ts4saata- Hs So.
ID viii spDsaf. containias Az elshorsse
and colnrlese di2eciofy e "A the Sum
mar Rseorts of Nichixaa Nsariy a.
resort 1oisls IN ths State VII be repre-
ssnsed IN this psper togsthsr uitb a
description q The saY b reach them. fhs
Best railway AID Steamboat fnes and tie
lecssi0n q all tie srocs and grsylin1
streams. The Sunmer Resort edition
vii avpesr heFs On Sunday and our rex-
ular. larxe Moudsy ssltlon Tor suburban
and Upper Psninsula tovns wiIl eo1sain
the ssne matter, inciudisz 81 the asiver-
eesnenfs Advertisers uiE sse a. eucs
the advantages ef nekin< theis snaoance-
msnfs IN next Saniav's ssnp. We
zusrsnfse 70 svsgy aslvertissr > csrcula-
t;nu cf ovsr 5s'a copiss Tally, and While
va vii andoubsediy print from fee00 e
r2na0 eopies q ihe Midsummer Nuniber
~ naks sc sbsolafs Taarzntee of a:
lesss s.0o0 cirsulstion 60 srery advertiser
= sssf issue. To secrre wuod positions
esv sfvsrfiseusuls sboDd be sent =
tzs sxss nct isfer thar ?. ni. FRIDAY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29


Ths Grand kspias EGgis has our
tbanks. - we'd as those Of nearly every
citizsn. for the hearty snd emphatic man
nee IN which it has ioinsd us in the cru
sads against the soard Of Public Works
on the water question The Eagle last
evening among other thirgs said:
Gentlemen of the Board OF Public Works,
tns city Of tfrand Rapids wants and must
have water u - insensats tolly 10 allow
our lawns and gardens to barn up. 20 stihe
With dost 20 asve our wooden pzvemsnts
unduiy Worn and ruined 20 rum our goods
IN our sseres srd otir f4roifors VITA anne-
cessary clouds Of dust. % have our msnu.
fsctursrs. merchan.s aud n0usenolisrs
given a ws.yhl II isar and ao@isly simply
ircaicuiable in cash. a. Tor w1nf 0f water,
while xreag II Ter tioWs through our midst.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

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80 tafn oslt ca The fooFth Il they can
So sls~ : eoan.s u p.p<rs-
nes swniag ~ill be plsces over The
lsfse fFent sindoss OF the a., e. r. & l.
fcaefsi otaees on Nsstsrn-ase. tosay.
The peoplr Of Mnskegon are requested -
SSikoe<r thslf houses. The fxse delivery
System goes .at0 ot<rstion nexl Friday.
Tie soldiers Aid s1saety 1ill meet shis
afternoon Ia the Good fcnplsFs Hal
every nlemoer IS Fsqasstesh % Be present.
TIE Congregational Sunday school cave
pienlc at White LAKE yesterday morning
and al the school s2id they bad pleasant
tirne
The star Theatre Company gave their
lafsr snd sppreeiaiive audisnce = grand
treat last night IN the role Of Private sec-
/ rslarv.'
The O A. T. Pest Of this city claim there
all BE- lroai zen 70 tuealy posts here iTora
aa1e4eat paris IL the ssafe. who wiil take
IN the fourth Silb al their might.
Oat al iskc Hsrbor they have sturgeon
/ pens. which are about thres 10 bye ieet
deep. Anybody IL allowed the privilege Of
going IN 10 catch one. IL they can carry Il
( ont Of the wafer The tisf. Is theirs.
A Kid glove entertainment 20 n finish he
tween Billy Gibbs, Of Kansas City. aud Joe
| Mcdonald. champion lightweight of Mime.
sofa. IS announced TOR Saturday. July >. for
/ 500 a side and the total gate receipts. IL
VIII take place Just outside the city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

WAat sort c. Common Council have
We. anyway, that The members shoald
spend whols sessior. as they did last
Monday evening. in useless discussion,
snd nsveF ones siiuds 10 the most press
ing nsed now fslt BY the city. q good
supply Of vsssr9 The lawns srs being
parchsd and the people on the streets
are checked with daat because thsrs = 20
waite 10 be used FOR spriaklihz. sud ysi
ossr aliernaen show not The slightest DIS
position b 10 anything 70 remedy this
si.te ~ AFFAIR.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29
Clsarnness.

Propes!ons A. T. Wilde. Chicago, $50. .o0o
feet Of lumber; Albert Soper, Chicago, 500.
0o0 lumber; sauSatuck. Chicago. l25.OOl
lumber; c. HickOx, Chicago. 900 lnm-
Der: Emma Thompson. Chicago, 90 0oJ
lumber schooners. w. II. Hawkins, Chi
cago. 10000 lumber: Glad Tidings. Chi.
cago. 2c0, go lumber: Mystic. Chicago, go,
GO lumber, Driver. Chicago. 800, 900 shin
gies Magnolia. Chicago, 100 cords slabs
Total. 565. 100 #. lumber; l,S00.GO0 shin
giles and 100 cords slabs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-29

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